The Project
The project ranked fifth out of 800 proposals submitted under the 2018 Erasmus+ KA203 Call – Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education, and is part of the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018. It is aimed at students enrolled in degree programs in Humanities and Archaeology at various levels (BSc, MSc, PhD), as well as professionals working in both the public sector (museums, heritage authorities, archaeological parks) and the private sector.
The creation of a consortium involving both academic and private partners makes it possible to offer a continuous learning pathway designed to develop an academic curriculum for a professionally oriented course. The goal is to define a new professional profile that is competitive in today’s job market, also through the use of ICT, enabling professional growth through training modules that combine practical experience with theoretical learning, laboratory activities, applied technologies, and advanced diagnostic protocols.